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Cultural Illustrations and Traditional Art

byVishal BarjeAvailable online across India; Studio in Parel, MumbaiStarts from800 Per PersonView full gallery

My art is a bridge between my city life and my village heart. Here is a collection celebrating the festivals, history, and simple, nostalgic memories that shape my work.

This is a process video of my illustration celebrating the Aashadhi Wari. It shows the drawing coming together, honoring the journey of the Warkaris to Pandharpur.

A digital illustration of Pandurang Vitthal, capturing the divine presence felt during the Pandharpur Wari. This piece is a tribute to the faith and devotion of the pilgrims.

A digital painting of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, created in honor of Shiv Jayanti. The video shows the process of coloring and adding detail to this portrait of the great Maratha king.

The making of my "Kalachaukicha Mahaganpati" illustration. This video shows the sketch and coloring process for a piece dedicated to the famous Mumbai Ganpati.

An "Akshar Ganesh" piece, where the form of Lord Ganesha is created using the Devanagari script. This is a modern take on a traditional art form.

Another example of "Akshar Ganesh" art, this time using the name "Anuj." I can create these personalized spiritual illustrations for you.

An illustration titled "Goshta Eka Pavsachi" (A Story of a Rain). This piece captures the feeling of the monsoon, a theme very close to my heart and my Konkan roots.

My tribute to the legendary tabla maestro, Ustad Zakir Hussain. This digital illustration honors his immense contribution to the world of music.

A caricature of the Marathi comedian Gaurav More from "Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra." This video shows the process of creating his fun and energetic portrait.

A portrait of the Marathi storyteller and influencer, Suyog Risbud. The background is filled with words and places that are special to him and our shared Dapoli roots.

About Art from My Soul: Culture & Nostalgia

I don't just draw portraits. I try to capture the 'shaaletle divas'—that specific feeling of childhood nostalgia. Whether it is an Akshar Ganesh or a tribute to the Pandharpur Wari, I spend time getting the cultural details right so the final file isn't just a drawing, but a reflection of your heritage.

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